The St. Johns herald., 1887-09-08

l C4"CO IO OAOC1 1dlIl OtIo dIIQ OGlSl
 transportation companies, under
 penalty of Section IS of the law
 hereinbefore referred to, to disinfect
 their stock yards, cars and other
 vehicles of transportation, in such
 manner as he deems best, and such
 cars and other vehicles of transpor-
 tation which when declared by him
 in quarantine, shall not be used
 again to transport, store or shelter
 animals or merchandise until certi-
 fled to be free of contagion by a
 certificate signed by the Territorial
 Veterinary Surgeon, and such stock
 yards shall rot again have animals
 placed in them until in like man.
 Ter declared free of contagion. And
 it is especially required that all cars
 used for transporting cattle either
 into, out of, or within the borders
 of this Territory, shall, before be-
 ing loaded with cattle, be thorough ly disinfected by such means and in such manner as the Territorial Veterinary Surgeon shall direct,
 10th. All cattle coming into the Territory by rail from localities not quarantined against shall be requir- ed to present to the railroad at the shipping points of Albuquerque,
 El Paso and Deming on the east, and Yuma and Needles on the west,
 (and no other points of shipments are permitted under this rule into this Territory), a certificate from one of the Board of County Com missioners, or Supervisors, of the County and State from which said cattle are shipped, properly certi- fled to by the County Clerk of said County that the animals in ques- tion have been held in this county for period of six months previous to shipment, and that the said County Commissioner or Supervi-  sor knows of his own personal knowledge that there is no conta- gious disease of the bovine species in said county, and duplicate cer- tifcate shall be made and forward ed by the Railroad Agents at said points to the Territorial Veterinary Surgeon at Prescott. Provided, however, that the owners or custo- dians of cattle who have furnished the above certificate at Fl Paso shall not be required to furnish certificate again at Deming.
 All cattle coming into the Terri tory on foot from points not quar- antined against shall, before enter ing the Territory forward to the Territorial Veterinary Surgeon a certificate from one of the Board of County Supervisors or Commis- sioners of the County and State or Territory from which said cattle are to be driven, and certified to by the County Clerk of said county setting forth that the stock certified to have been held in his county for the pc riod of six months previous to starting, and that the said County Commissioner or Supervisor knows of his own personal knowledge that no contagious disease of the bovine species exists in said county. And further fully describing the stock by number, marks and brands so as to render their identification com- plete and satisfactory. Upon re- ceipt of this certificate the Territo- rial Veterinary Surgeon shall, if satisfied that the cattle in question are not diseased or liable to com municate disease, issue to the par ties having charge of them a per init allowing them to enter the Ter ritory, and such permit shall be open to the inspection ot any per son who may demand its exhibi- tion along the route the cattle may be driven, and all parties are for bidden under penalty of section IS of the law hereinbefore referred to, to drive cattle into this territory in violation of these rules. When it shall come to the knowledge of any person that cattle are being driven into or through this territory in yiO- 1